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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
8
Freshest lots of new goods land daily in this shop with style rightness and price economy. Prices have declined making an appealing impression. Corsets, stockings, and spring coats are advertised with new styles and lower prices to attract customers.
A mangled OCR text fragment references multiple personal names and places with no coherent event. It mentions names like Hees, Leony, Shelia, and Mrs. Chew alongside random places and dates, but lacks a discernible incident or notice action to summarize clearly.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names, events, and places including Mrs Beater Bale and Mrs Mtnner Lush with references to a Friday class, a sister’s visit, and local people in Thimeville. It mentions a president, Paint activities, and a Tuesday mineral list with several unclear items and partial event notes.
Local health officials warn that widespread disease risk rises as crowded areas and poor sanitation contribute to illness. The city urges residents to seek medical care and practice hygiene to curb the spread of a troubling health condition.
An OCR filled with garbled phrases and names from a historical issue. The text contains scattered references to persons, places, and events, but readable facts are sparse. It reads like a fractured newspaper fragment with stray terms and broken sentences.
A brief ad-style note announces very special values across a range of ready-to-wear garments. It highlights new season items offered under the celebrated Atterbury System with prices from five to twenty-six dollars, presenting a sales emphasis for business attire and latest fashions.
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